Estonian Coastal Fishermen Endangered by 'Euro-Monsters' ↗
Front page leadEstonian coastal fishermen are facing challenges from large European vessels, referred to as 'euro-monsters', which are impacting their livelihoods at sea.
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The news from Postimees covers a range of domestic Estonian issues including economic penalties, a police shooting investigation, political polls, and parliamentary no-confidence votes. International news includes updates on the war in Ukraine and a dispute involving the Moscow Patriarchate and…
Estonian coastal fishermen are facing challenges from large European vessels, referred to as 'euro-monsters', which are impacting their livelihoods at sea.
An Estonian company has been fined for the first time for manipulating the electricity market, indicating regulatory action in the energy sector.
An expert analysis in Pärnu suggests that a man who was shot and killed by police could have potentially committed murder with his own weapon.
Recent public opinion polls show that the Isamaa party is leading, however, the difference between them and other parties is not significant.
The opposition in the Estonian parliament has submitted a motion of no-confidence against the current government.
Considering recent attacks, there is a suspicion that the United States might be withholding critical, life-sustaining information from Ukraine.
Estonian political parties have collectively raised approximately 1.8 million euros, funded by both state contributions and private donations.
The Moscow Patriarchate is reportedly withholding the text of a legal complaint filed against Estonia, which a lawyer describes as merely creating 'noise'.
The colder weather this year has resulted in temperatures close to freezing in eastern and southern Estonia.
The Estonian state is planning to introduce a risk scoring system for individuals based on their healthcare needs and ability to manage their health.
This opinion piece questions traditional gender roles in careers by posing why men do not similarly step back professionally when a woman achieves a high position like the presidency.
This opinion piece argues against providing substantial salaries to individuals perceived as not working productively or pursuing personal enjoyment over professional contribution.